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Starkebaums' Service Recognized

By Barry Taylor, August 23, 2016

The Montana Conference board of directors specially recognized Ed and Juanita Starkebaum for their years of service to Mount Ellis Academy and the Montana Conference. 

Ed has served 20 years as religion/history and auto shop teacher at the Bozeman academy. Most recently he has been a member of the board of directors and personnel committee for the conference. Juanita has worked as administration assistant/registrar for about 22 years. She is also known for the tasty meals she has so often organized and prepared for many occasions such as class fundraisers, special events and other meetings held at the conference office. 

Ed and Juanita will be greatly missed in Montana. Members of the conference wish them God’s blessings as they transition to their retirement in the Walla Walla, Wash., area.

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Barry Taylor

Montana Conference ministerial director
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